Horoscope roundup for Pisces to Aquarius
Jeane Dixon presents a yearly outlook with career opportunities and rising finances, urging caution in May and noting domestic happiness, joint savings growth, and analytical strengths. The zodiac predictions cover personal, family, and work matters for each sign from Pisces to Aquarius.
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Erma Bombeck
Tyne Daly
Rue McClanahan
Sam Peckinpah
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Likud backs Shamir as party leader amid Labor shakeup
Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, 76, won re-election as Likud leader with 46.4 percent from 2,769 central committee members. David Levy and Ariel Sharon trailed, while Labor’s rise under Rabin poses a larger general election challenge amid Lebanon fighting and regional security concerns.
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Likud
Shamir
Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Shamir
Labor
David Levy
Ariel Sharon
Yitzhak Rabin
Shimon Peres
Rabin
Lebanon
Cuba executes two for killing Cuban police in botched escape
Cu ban firing squad carried out the executions of Luis Miguel Almeida Perez and Rene Salmeron Mendoza for murder of Interior Ministry officers during a failed bid to flee to Miami. Seven others were sentenced to prison for involvement in the Jan 9 escape attempt.
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Mexico City
Prensa Latina
Luis Miguel Almeida Perez
Rene Salmeron Mendoza
Radio Rebelde
Prin
Ciple
Interior Ministry
Miami
Salmeron
Perez
Doctors pleased with implant decision by panel advisory
The FDA advisory panel recommended restricting silicone breast implants to experimental and reconstructive use. Doctors from plastic surgery, ethics, rheumatology, and the American Cancer Society supported informed patient choice and a cautious path, while raising questions about broader safety and other silicone uses.
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Shirley Rued
Gazette
the Gazette
Food and Drug Administration
American Cancer Society
Sharon Webb
Boston
Webb
Faulkner Breast Center
Tufts University School of Medicine
Albert Cram
University Hospitals
Iowa City
The
Coralville plant would bring 140 jobs to area
Owens-Brockway of Vandalia Illinois officials discussed a potential 122,500 square foot plant on 18 acres in the Coralville industrial park. The facility would hire about 140 workers with starting wages from seven to thirteen dollars an hour, averaging nine dollars. State funding and road rail grants were pending decisions.
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Procter & Gamble
Richard Gottschalk
Owens-Brockway
Marty Kelly
Iowa City Area Development Group
Kelly
Gottschalk
Vandalia
Ill
Kelly Hayworth
Coralville
Iowa City
Owens Brockway
Hayworth
Kay Shive-Henry
Shive-Henry
Owens-Illinois Inc
Bronx Aunt Held After 6 Year Old Dies In Cold Water Punishment
Millison Ayala died of hypothermia after being forced to sit in ice cold water as punishment for eating candy. Her sister Stephanie survived with serious injuries. Aunt Maryann Ayala faces second degree murder and attempted murder charges and awaits grand jury presentation.
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New York
Bronx
Millison Ayala
Ellen Borakove
Millisen
Stephanie
Maryann Ayala
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Cedar Rapids
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